Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 24 May 1943
1943-05-24
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55 1943-05-24 1 SMASHING VICTORY IN HUPEH Dome! TOKYO, May 22.—Dai Honyei announced at 5 p.m. today that the Nippon Army Forces in Central China scored a smashing victory by encircling and annihilating five divisions belonging to the Chungking Tenth Group Army in the sector west55 words
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Article560 1943-05-24 1 Opinion ini!i paternal concern oi mc authorities in the welfare of the local inhabitants is further demonstrated today in the decision announced in a Toku-betu-si notice appearing elsewhere that, in order to provide more opportunities for employment, the ranks of the Gunpo (Auxiliary Services) will be560 words
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Article559 1943-05-24 1 The text of th2 announcement reads: "Nippcn Army forces in Central China area, continuing campaigns in Tungting Lake areas, attacked, encircled and annihilated five divisions belonging to th3 Chungking Tenth Group Army in the sector west of Kungan which is located in the southern part cf Hupeh559 words
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63 1943-05-24 1 Domei. A NIPPON BASE in Hunan Province, May 23.—Units of the National Government Army under the command of Lieut. Gen. Tso Ping-fan, advancing northwards along the Yangtze River since May 12 in close collaboration with the Nippon forces, by May 22 occupied Itu, headquarters of63 words
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372 1943-05-24 1 MONDAY. MAY 24. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 Dotnei A NIPPON BASE in Hunan, May 22.—1t is revealed that since the start of the present moppingup campaign in the Lake Tungtinghu area up to the present, ths Nippon army forces have captured mere than 1,000 enemy vessels,372 words
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170 1943-05-24 1 Oomei. NIPPON BASE on Burma Front, May 22.—Twenty-four enemy planes were either shot down or set abia?e on the ground by the Nippon Air Force in the raid on Kunming: airfield on May 15 The Nippon bombers, escorted by fighters, swooped down on Kunming170 words
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Article248 1943-05-24 1 Enemy Suffers Severe Losses Dome! TOKYO, May 22.—Despite the fact that American troops, which landed in Attu in the Aleutian Group, are receiving a continuous stream of reinforcements, including the landing of tanks and heavy weapens since May 16, the Nippon defence forces are maintaining248 words
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491 1943-05-24 1 Domei SHANGHAI. May 24.—A San Francisco broadcast, intercepted here, reported that the United States Navy Department has announced that a force of Nippon bombers attacked United States warships at Attu in the western Aleutians yesterday. MUTUAL RELIANCE Domei I SHANGHAI, May 21.—Satisfac- I491 words
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76 1943-05-24 1 ENGLAND HEAVILY BOMBED LISBON, May 22.—Fighting on the eastern Soviet front remained on the quiet side except for a burst of activities in the middle Donetz sector where the Soviets, after several hours of fighting, were thrown back by the Germans, reported the76 words
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402 1943-05-24 1 ELABORATE PLANS MADE BY A SYONAN S»N BUN STAFF REPORTER PLANS have been made in Syonan to celebrate Navy Day, which falls on May 27, in a fitting manner. The plans include special lecture meetings, screening of films, comfort visits to the naval402 words
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415 1943-05-24 1 TO PROVIDE more opportuniies fcr employment in Syonan, and elsewhere in Malai the authorities have introduced a system of Auxiliary Servicemen or youths between the ages of 8 and 30 years. It is stated that ill those wno desire to be employed415 words
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848 1943-05-24 1 TOKYO, May 24—Tenno Heika, in recognition of the distinguished services rendered to the State by the late Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, has graciously conferred on him the rank of Fleet Admiral and was also pleased to accord him a State848 words
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71 1943-05-24 1 DomH FITKUOKA, May 22—Mr. Shiseo Odate. Mayor of Syonan TokubetuSi (Special Municipality), this afternoon arrived in Fukuoka airport en route to Tokyo. Staying here tonight. Mayor Odate is leaving Hakata Station tomorrow morning for Tokyo. The Syonan Mayor's present visit to the Niopon71 words
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143 1943-05-24 1 Dome! BUENOS AIRES. May 22—A New York report says that additional United States Army troops were called out on t>atrcl duties as flood dangers increased in Illinois, Indiana and eastern Missouri. A huge oil pipeline has been broken by the Arkansas143 words
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263 1943-05-24 1 Domel BUENOS AIRES, May 21—A New York repcrt states that with the spreading of a strike wave in the United States, some 22,500 Chrysler Corporation wokers have begun to strike in the most serious stoppage since the Pearl Harbour debacle. The263 words
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561 1943-05-24 2 Doxnri TOKYO, May 22. —The death in action of Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, while directing operations, comes as the most glorious climax to a very great career, states the Nippon Times editorially today. It continues, his death, howevsr, has served561 words
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1437 1943-05-24 2 Dome! TOKYO, May 21. —Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto ivlio died gallantly in action in April was a brilliant strategist and leader whose contributions ihave led to tlie firm consolidation of Nippon's position assuiing the attainment of final victory. His stirring fighting spirit still lives1,437 words
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60 1943-05-24 2 TOKYO, May 21.—Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamot© whose gallant death at the front was announced by Dai Honyei today was eulogized by Rear Admiral Hideki Yano, Chief of the Navy Press60 words
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631 1943-05-24 2 TN SPITE of a disappointing main event, Saturdays boxing program, between teams representing Syonan and Selangor, had its quota of thrills including two k.o 's both secured by visitors. Syonan however, annexed the Inter-State Challenge Cup by securing three decisions cf a total of five631 words
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Miscellaneous286 1943-05-24 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music; 6.20 p.m. news in Nippon language for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Chinese Children's Hour; 6.50 p.m. Health talk in Malai; 7 p.m. Malai music; 7.20 p.m. news in Malai; 7.35 p.m. Peking selections; 7.45 p.m. reading in Chinese; 8 p.m. news IB Cantonese; 8.15 p.m. news286 words
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